The phrase "agitated water" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe water that is disturbed or in motion, often due to external forces like wind or movement.
Example: "The boat struggled to navigate through the agitated water during the storm."
Alternatives: "turbulent water" or "choppy water".
Often, in his maelstroms of agitated water and inflammatory blazes of light, the putative subject is hard to locate.
The snapping claws of shore-dwelling crabs are an obvious threat to be avoided, likewise the gnashing jaws of an agitated water vole.
She has found a way to transform the chalk of the cliffs into the quintessence of the churn and tumult of agitated water with the simplest of means drawing and smudge on blackboard".
Strains of MLVA type 11 were cultured from water trough swab samples in January and by February strains with this profile were cultured from pen floor faeces in pens 3 and 4, and the agitated water in the water trough located between pens 3 and 4, highlighting water as a possible transmission source of this pathogen (MLVA type 11, Table 1; Figures 1, 2 and 3).
Chlorine is rapidly dissipated from agitated water when exposed to air.
Graded bedding, in which size decreases from bottom to top, is common: because agitated waters rarely subside at once, declining transport power causes a gradual upward decrease in maximum clast size.
Coral-stromatoporoid communities, which sometimes formed reef mounds, preferred wave-agitated waters shallower than 30 metres (100 feet).
Some kinds of sharks can get more agitated when water temperatures exceed 80F (27C), said Dr Frank J Schwartz, who has studied the creatures for nearly five decades at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's Institute of Marine Sciences – raising the possibility that global warming could lead to marginal increases in shark attacks over time.
Oöids develop today on shallow shelf areas where strong bottom currents can wash the various kinds of material that form oöid nuclei back and forth in well-agitated, warm water that is supersaturated with calcium carbonate.
Building on a our previous study on the kinetics of formation of cyclopentane (CP -methane binary sII-type hydrate in well-agitated fresh water, analogous experiments have been performed in brine solutions at two salinities (3.5% and 7.0% NaCP -methane investigate how salt affects this formation process thermodynamically and kinetically.
The results of present study were consistent with the results reported by Prasad et al. (2013) during the agitated pile composting of water hyacinth performed with different ratios of cattle manure, sawdust and water hyacinth.
